... ie.a end sis for the county of duc h . e Can hila! ,against ali comers; the -nt wn ihrin etirs. The Hon. C. WV. got ; 7 thr ~Whig memuber for Mnlton, I obr h ' 's.3 ee vna: while his nephew. Mr. ?? Ial-s - or in P.lti'rborough, stay)ed Irn . -Lr 1Mr. C ...

... The only question is whlther a programmue so sweeping and large ewil anr time in the prent century secureu etesion of thie W'higs. OtuglV MIr. Tracy-Turuerelli is not irate at thle re- Lrs of fusal of the golden wreath by the Premier, for iled ble regards ...

... coalition between Lord Beaconsfleld re and Mir. Gladstone, and no strong (lovernment from which both wvere excluded. to The Whigs are still a little sulky with Lord 7e llaltin-gton' They cannot forgive him for his rs decsext4(ju of them the other day, andei ...

... victory was ur esto the numerical preponderance of the for violent party in little Enuis tha to ohe r divisions among the Whigs and the Tories. It A,, isviwortharem~arking, by the way ,that most recent on4 [I Irish elections have' given \fr. Parnell their ...

... prepare the way for a maother revolution. P 1, Mr. Chamberlain a&dmits that the time is not d n yet ril;e for a ?? againA the Whigs, and is C re already rather sorry for the part he took in o L more excuse the.n I thought IHe regarded thee t spe-eelhes of ...